• Composite Ion Exchange Membrane For Water Treatment PXWT-220-T01

Composite Ion Exchange Membrane For Water Treatment PXWT-220-T01

1. Proton exchange membrane we produced show extraordinary ionic properties due to their morphology. 2. Proton exchange membrane for water treatment we produced functionality are produced via electrospinning, combined with pre- or post-functionalization. 3. The Proton Exchange Membranes for Industrial Use we produced show high potential in electrochemical water treatment applications.

Product Introduction:

The ProtoneX reinforced proton exchange membrane utilizes a high-strength PTFE mesh as its supporting layer, combined with perfluorosulfonic acid resin of optimal molecular weight and ion exchange capacity. This design gives it exceptional chemical resistance and durability, making it widely applicable in high-salt wastewater treatment, electrodialysis, and other water treatment fields.

Product advantages:

1. The Proton exchange membrane for water treatment we produce has high mechanical strength, can work stably under high pressure conditions, and has strong durability.

2. The surface of the Proton Exchange Membranes for Industrial Use we produce is smooth, not easy to be attached by pollutants, and reduces the frequency of cleaning and maintenance.

3. The Composite Ion Exchange Membrane for Water Treatment we produce can work stably in a wide pH range and is suitable for various water treatment environments.

Thickness and Basis Weight Properties:

Membrane TypeThickness(microns)(um)Weight(g/m²)
PXWT-220-T01220290

Physical and Other Properties:

Physical and Other PropertiesTypical ValueTest Method
Tensile Test (23°C, 50% RH)
Tensile Strength(MPa)>40ASTM D882
Elongation at Break(%)>100ASTM D882
Specific Gravity1.32
Conductivity(S/cm)>0.100GB/T 20042.3-2022
Acid Capacity(meq/g)1.00±0.05GB/T 20042.3-2022

Hydrolytic Properties:

Hydrolytic PropertiesTypical ValueTest Method
Water Content(%)5.0±3.0ASTM D570
 Water Uptake(%)50.0 ±5.0ASTM D570
Thickness Swelling Rate, % increase,(23°C, 50% RH)
23°C  soaked(% )from 50% RH≤5ASTM D756
100°C  soaked(% )from 50% RH≤10ASTM D756
Linear Expansion, % increase(23°C, 50% RH)
23°C soaked(% )from 50% RH≤2ASTM D756
100°C soaked(% )from 50% RH≤5ASTM D756

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Product Applications of Proton Exchange Membrane For Water Treatment:

Proton Exchange Membranes for Industrial Use is an indispensable material in a large number of technologies from water treatment to energy storage, all of which use electromembrane processes. Composite Ion Exchange Membrane for Water Treatment is regarded as one of the key materials in energy storage devices, such as reverse electrodialyzers for fuel cells, especially redox flow batteries (RFBs). In addition to energy storage, Composite Ion Exchange Membrane for Water Treatment can also be used in separation processes such as desalination, metal recovery or dialysis desalination and electrodialysis.

Packaging:

Protective film wrapping: Use protective film to wrap each piece of Proton exchange membrane for water treatment to prevent scratches or contamination on the surface of the film.

Individual packaging: Each piece of Proton Exchange Membranes for Industrial Use is individually packaged in an antistatic bag or vacuum bag to prevent friction between the films and static damage.

Desiccant placement: Place desiccant in the packaging bag to prevent moisture from entering the package and affecting the performance of Proton Exchange Membranes for Industrial Use.

Notes:

Storage conditions: The membrane should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, away from direct sunlight and high temperature environment to prevent aging of the membrane material.

Avoid contact with pollutants: During operation, avoid contact with grease, solvents, dust and other pollutants to avoid affecting its performance.

Operating environment: The environment for operating and installing the membrane should be kept clean to prevent dust and other impurities from entering the membrane system.

Annex

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